Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19
Transfers of Real Es.atc.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: r. F.
Leighton ct al to Jacob II. CrossInan, part 10, SCI.
9S3; 1875. John Miller to J. L. Barbour, part g.
So. 53d; $3.50. Chas. Esstg to Ann X. Widmyer,
part II, So. POI; $500 Josiah Ii. Clark to II.
KOss, part 40 and lots Al and ~, C.'s sub block
20 and 30 Long Meadows; SO, 700 Edward TEN.
pie ct al to Elizabeth J. Hamilton, pit L. So 1888;
s. c. c: Meads to Ida Cowan, sub. lot H. Sd S15;
$1,000 T. A. Hall to A. L. Saizsteln. sub. 64 Sd
597 $1,000. Maria C. Enrich to S. J. Neenan, pit.
~, Old Georgetown: 5000. NJ j. Griffith to Mary
a seas R lo st. 20 io & T Bride to
Stockett 10 Calvin Nelson sub Ii. 81. 967 s31OO
E. Green to Louisa schlaich, sub A. So 4oI S. OOO
20, So: SOL; $500. s. D. Ncwcomb TO Lucy York,
6, "o 'a ana iot e.
PAYING DEAR FOR THE BtRDs.-vincenizo Adelpi,
an an Italian, was arrested Friday afternoon on
the Bladensburg road, near Mount Oliyet by OFF,
Ger Slack, for violating the police regulations by
firing gun on the road He had been cunning in
orous birds, q sandy mock1ng-birds, cat-brds, 1
dove, and 3 briar birds He was released on Ss:}
collateral, 81 for each Bird and S for violating
the police regulations The court on Saturday
suspended the charge OF violating the police reg
ulatl0ns, and imposed a fine OF So in the case
against him for having the birds in his possession.
PAWNED THE WATCHES he TOOK TO REPAIR
Jno Faust watch maker, 1913 18th street, South
Washington, was before the Police Court Satur-
alleged that he received four watches to repair
ana paWned Them In Baltimore, the tickets for
| them being found On his person when he was ar
| rested by Officer Wheelock, and he admitted that
he had pawned them, but said he would get them
back II he had an opportunity. The court imposed
sentence In one caSe-sX months in jail-and suS-
pended sentence In the others.
DOUBLE ATTEMPT AT TRAIN WREcK1NG-A special
from Mexico Mo, says: double attempt at train
wrecking on the Jefferson City branch OF the Chi
cago and Alton X. Il. was made Friday afternoon.
When near Guthrie the engineer of O
nOrth-Dound accommodation train dscov.
train In time TO AVOID an accident. He found that
heavy iron fish, plate had been fastened across
tue track. The train moved cautiously, and miles
1arther on found the track again ODstructed by O
pile OF ties. These were removed, and the train
proceeded without accident.
| DAKOTA PRoTEsT.-At the Congregational con.
| Ventlon In Sioux Falls, Oak, Friday, a lone
| los congregational churches in Dakota, was
adopted, protesting against the recent order from
the Assistant Commissioner OF Indian Affairs for
bidding the use OF the Indian language in schools
on the Indian reservations.
| HENRY GEORGE FINED $1OO.-The name OF Henry
George appears upon the panel jurors of the New
| YORK City Court. His name has been called every
! day since last Monday, but he has not answered
He and the other de1nquentS have been fined SIO(
each by Judge Brown.
| ARCHBISHOP LYNCH ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LYNCH OF Toronto, has written letter containing
| the following statements: Henry Georges doc
trine or book has not yet been pronounced upoI
| ny the holy see. DR.. McGlynnS' excommunica
| ton was occasioned by his persistent refusal II
obey the command OF the holy see, to which b.
promised obedience as priest ana as an alumnu
McGlynn's case Is purely ecclesiastical not politi
cal